On my arrival in Bombay I was overtaken with emotions of "you are
home."  I tried putting it in check as some kind of mood making but it
would not go away.  I felt far more at home in India with the Indian
people than I ever have in the US.  Perhaps you would feel the same
visiting Tibet?
;-)

- Bhairitu


---I knew a rudraksha dealer who got quite used to people bowing to him in India just because he knew a few mantras to the degree that he got himself a fancy title and started believing it. Unfortunately, that shit doesn't go over in the states. Here it's called megalomania. It's much easier to feel superior in India where they peel toilet paper from the rolls like flowers and brush dirt off their kitchen floors to clean them. 
 
Perhaps the feeling 'at home' was not so much a past-life experience as the sense of self confidence you would feel going back to fourth grade? 


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